Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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pl a amma n Colors: Cardinal Red and Gold Flower: Red Rose Date Founded: February 17, 1924 Phi Gamma Nu Sorority, a national professional sorority in Commerce, was founded at Northwestern University. The objects of this sorority are : to bind the members into closer friendship and loyalty to one another, to promote a standard of high scholarship, to encourage participation in school activities, to uphold the interests of the Alma Mater and to further interest in civic and professional en- terprises. Sigma Chapter was established at Memphis State April 28, 1951. Its members are business administration majors with at least nine quarter-hours credit in business admin- istration subjects and a C average in all college work. yum Top Row, left to right: Billic Sue Broadfoot, Bettye Cooper and Nancy Greenlese • Second Row: Betty Hamm, Marilyn Holt and Jean Kelly • Third Row: Judy Ogden, Patsy Simmons and Sylvia Smith • Fourth Row: Margaret Williams, Clara Wescher and Sara Yager. Clara Spencer President Ann Roberts Secretary Vivian Ray Vice-President Sylvia McCaleb Gladys Duncan Teresa Gravette Treasurer Vice-President Scribe ft ft ft 21

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Professional organizations offer students not only the advantages of getting together to discuss their future occupations, but also to join in social gath- erings. As Timothy leans back in his chair, and places his feet on the table, he, too, often dreams of the day when he will become the boss and can do what he pleases. PROFESSIONALS 20

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James A. Carr President C. Lee Miller Vice-President Robert C. Noland Jr. Secretary James P. North Treasurer James H. Ford Jr. Historian Jjeua J iama i The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi was founded November 7, 1907 at New York University, School of Accounts and Finances. Its founders joined together for the common purpose of fostering and promoting the study of commerce and business ethics and practices among students of business administration. Delta Sigma Pi has grown in membership and stature until today it is not uncommon for a college graduate applying for a position in the business world to be asked. Are you a Delta Sigma Pi? On April 9, 1949 the Gamma Zeta chapter re- ceived its charter and place among the 87 chap- ters of the fraternity. Much of the credit for bring- ing Delta Sigma Pi to Memphis State goes to Dr. E. I. Crawford, director of The School of Business Administration as well as to some 60 charter members. To be considered for membership a male stu- dent must be regularly enrolled in The School of Business Administration and be of a high moral character. Scholastically the student must have maintained at least a G average and better than a C in his business subjects. Upon becoming a member perhaps the full ad- vantage and significance of this membership is not realized until you find yourself working with or for another Delta Sigma Pi Brother on vour Top Row, left to right: Caril F. Magdefrau, Ricco Gatti Jr., Fred S. French and C. W. Campbell • Bottom Row, left to right: Vernon F. Williamson, Jack C. Hollingsworth, Lonnie W. Moyt and Gene Richard DeMarco. 22